SARDAR UDHAM - Movie Reaction - Pt 2/2 - Devastating, Profound, Necessary.

[@WhatSayRay]

My friends. I'm humbled and grateful that so many of you decided to recommend Sardar Udham to me, it's a film that will stay with me forever. I hope my appreciation for the art and respect for the subject matter are evident in my reaction, because I feel both very deeply. Thank you for all the support, the feedback, the comments, yall are so awesome. Peace out.

[@jayakumari3973]

Yes, thankyou so much. I could see that you were really engrossed and respect for the subject matter was evident. I wish more and more people know about this. Next if you want to watch Vicky kaushal 's work in some different kind of films, I would suggest you to watch 1. Uri: Surgical strike (True story) 2. Masaan If you want to explore some different kind of movies 1. Taare Zameen par 2. Dangal

[@AjaythedogMale1606]

Thanks for doing this ❤

[@rupamdebnath8276]

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[@mohitthaku4695]

Next reaction on Kashmir files. 🇮🇳🙏🏻

[@AjaythedogMale1606]

@@mohitthaku4695 He needs time man , he can't handle the truth, Kashmir files directly after this .

[@theeternal6890]

*Just imagine when some people still say that we should thank British for building trains in our country. It hurts.*

[@lovemsoni1844]

British never apolgized even after 100 years of Bagh tragedy forget about apology on whole india

[@darbarff8070]

When I found out that never apologized to India it was so sad they aslo colonized other country with India but they apologized to other countries but India they never apologize. Not even had given compansation they were brutal.

[@tojifushigoro3134]

Why should they Indians kill indians

[@hellocandy1272]

I am an Indian and I don't want any apology from the Britishers because I can't forgive and forget 👍

[@duhansingh772]

Most British are like the Udham's lawyer. There weren't told. Grab a random Brit and tell them about it. They WILL be ashamed. Compare it with Indo Pak Muzlims among whom many support October 7 And Hindus who support Gujarat riots and massacre of Palestinian kids.

[@aditichoudhury3425]

They will never, I mean they take pride in their colonial legacy. So what are we even expecting.

[@Lovely-dl5cw]

British never apologised for this crime against humanity. Jllianwalabagh massacre was a turning point in the Indian freedom struggle. But we should never forget our heroes and our people who sacrificed for our motherland.

[@harshau8332]

They apologized recently. I would see that as an acceptance of the crime rather than redemption.

[@arjunchaudhuri9227]

@@harshau8332 when dude

[@lakshmanmanoj3911]

THE WORD HUMANITY IS MISSING IN THEIR OXFORD DICTIONARY😒😒😒

[@divyanshgupta5740]

​@@harshau8332 Please show the official apology document of British government to prove it.

[@harshau8332]

@Arjun Chaudhuri sorry, my bad. They only said they regret, but not an official apology.

[@Boldtruths]

**In movie shooting is about 4 mins but in reality it is about 10 mins.** What they didn't show is he individually corrected the soldiers who were missing the shots and ordered them to shoot at the densest section of the crowd, so that more people can get killed in less time and "Bullets"(Remember in RRR). **In my opinion every American must watch it. Because majority of them think that "British were bad", what they don't realize is that the degree of bad went to that extreme, that the word evil can't do justice.** THANK YOU BROTHER.

[@user-jd6hi3to2q]

Americans esa soch te hai kyun ki America itself kisi din British ka colony hua karta tha..... America got it's freedom also from British

[@liverbot4854]

America also got its freedom from Britain. They didn’t treat Americans like Indians because they were white too, but they also wanted to destroy America’s economy like they did with Indian kingdoms.

[@Boldtruths]

@@liverbot4854 Bro read some real history . They become allies afterwards and got huge profit from colonization of INDIA.

[@liverbot4854]

@@Boldtruths I didn’t know that. Thanks for telling me! It shows that so much of history related to India is still not being taught.

[@Boldtruths]

@@liverbot4854 Yes bro... they were on same side in WW1 and WW2, winston churchill squeezed india for last bit of resource to help Britain's big daddy america in World wars.

[@pavanraaj258]

the graphic details of brits brutality can not be shown on TV as the writer of RRR stated in an interview , they have cut fingers, chopped hands of artists and hand looms crafts mans in many parts of India to destroy the industry in India and taxed Indians and shipped cotton and other fabrics to UK so they can make profits on finished product , many such resources are looted from India from diamond's to spices , they are soo cruel that it can't make past the censorship so what has been shown is just the tip of an iceberg , only the ones who faced the oppression can really understand the complete pain.

[@r.h.6249]

Generally the movies that come out of Indian cinema which people call Oscar worthy, dont really feel like oscar worthy in my opinion, but this movie is one of those movies which absolutely deserved being called oscar worthy even surpassing that title...i put this movie on the same level as Schindler's List and that's saying something

[@nsn5564]

Thank you for watching this film. It is more than just a film, it is bearing witness to one of the many, many tragedies and injustices of our history. It means a lot.

[@ShivamYadav-yr9bw]

Vicky kaushal main lead performance was just jaw dropping no words ...and Indian movie association rejected this film for Oscar's...we are still colonized mentally and still facing many problems that developed during colonial india .....sometime I want to forgive todays british .....but when I see photos from past children's dying from starvation ....lack of water ...my inner self said no ..no...no...I can't and never will

[@bumblebee2422]

That’s why Modi is trying his best. Congress is still a colonial party

[@Abhiabhi007007]

It's not just Indian Film Association, there must be Govt's hand too, to not send the movie in Oscars, Govts often play such games so that they cannot be blamed directly in the name of diplomacy.

[@dli6651]

​@@bumblebee2422 all the politicians of India are playing Brit politics to use our taxes. Get a reality check.

[@naveenraja7]

Any reviewer who ends up unable to express what he/she is feeling with words, that marks the real achievement of the film maker's excellence in the Kraft. And also, the reviewer's utmost sincerity and honesty in what he/she is doing. That's exactly what this reviewer has shown in this review too. So, my appreciation goes to both.

[@nakulsharma9677]

The photograph that sardar uddham had in his hand when he was hanged Was original photograph of BHAGAT SINGH. A great freedom fighter of India You should watch the “legend of bhagat singh” movie aa well Another wonderful movie

[@samsung123451]

That's a bollywood movie.. He won't get it.. Bakwas movie.. This movie is more practical.

[@getalife-bb8zw]

@@samsung123451 this is also a bollywood movie wdym?

[@hakanoodles9685]

@@getalife-bb8zw bro if we have to establish the narrative of how cruel British is, then we need to make the movie , well edited so the west can assimilate and emotionally attach with it, bollywood just make it worse if they add Patriotic music and all the stuffs

[@getalife-bb8zw]

@@hakanoodles9685 but sardar udham is also a bollywood movie

[@hakanoodles9685]

@@getalife-bb8zw I'm talking about most of the Bollywood shit, Sardar Udham is an exception from Bollywood because it was based on a sensitive matter, so obviously no romantic it item song included.

[@arya3216]

I've been to Jallianwala Bagh when I was around 6 . I didn't know the history behind it but the moment we stepped inside I was overwhelmed with pure sadness , I started to cry my eyes out and parents understood why I was crying and took me back to the hotel . even though I didn't the story behind it I still felt the sorrow and pain . you can feel the energy there and always will because that kind of evil act cannot be erased .

[@EsoteriaHealing]

True! Few years ago I stayed at a hotel near the Bagh but didn't know that a wall visible from my balcony was the back wall of the bagh. But something pulled me to it and yet repelled me. I felt overwhelmed with sadness as I looked at the wall. I couldn't take my eyes off. Later I learned it's one of the older walls of the bagh.

[@NeelamSharma23500]

I felt exactly the same when I visited cellular Jail in Andaman and Nicobar.... When the night light show started, I started crying and sobbed the whole time.... 😥😥

[@HumourusLAV]

I've seen alot of reactions on KZbin for this movie... Not many were able to understand why the length of the movie was so important.. Not many could feel the emotions the movie was trying to portray... Thank you for watching this movie and sharing the pain with us! May the human inside you always stay alive!

[@bksundar]

As they say there is no difference between Winston Churchill and Hitler. Churchill just had better marketing

[@phoenixj1299]

Not true. Churchill was worse than Hitler.

[@harishvijayan6522]

Brother is genuinely feeling the emotions in a good Indian movie. and he gets it. good reaction bro.

[@kabitadash9734]

Such a pure soul you are... Thanks for the reaction

[@samsung123451]

As you talked about creative liberty.. Yes.. Some of the things might be have changed... Like.. Udham Singh did not held Bhagat Singhs photo.. Etc.. But the actual Massacre is 100% real... The dialogues were taken from the testimony of the Britishers during that time... In fact the Dyer was hailed as a Hero in Britain... Also Churchil has called Indians rats.. And defended his decision that caused famine... Saying if people are starving... Why has Gandhi not died yet..

[@rounakdas4577]

I know it is perhaps a miniscule point to make but in my opinion, nonetheless a very important one that we have to remember that this was NOT A TRAGEDY, BUT it was A MASSACRE. Namaste. 🙏🏼

[@him6683]

And the fact that the british of today still celebrate and take pride in the royal crown despite knowing the kinds of horrors inflicted directly in the name of crown by the british.

[@invincible3169]

These are the one of the many reasons y Bharat is standing Neutral to any countries who are at war.. None of country raised voice for us over the atrocities v have gone through. But now ppl r expecting us.. 😡

[@मुक्ति]

Naman karta hu Sardar udham singh ji jaise mahan krantikari ko jinko india mei sirf unki lower cast k bajah se wo respect nahi mil paayi jo faaltu k logo ko di gyi .🙏🙏🙏

[@preets2024]

The irony is that until today, although the British Royal Family and the UK Government have not apologised for this and the countless atrocities inflicted on India and Indians, they somehow think they are the custodians of human rights today and still question us. And India wasn't the only country to undergo this either. None of the erstwhile colonisers should be allowed to sit on councils that decide world order because they only know to act in their own interests. After all, these countries only became rich because they plundered the rest of the world.

[@STARK50]

More people need to watch this movie

[@Amanaman-bx5zs]

Thankyou for reacted this masterpiece ❤

[@sohanm3051]

As a Indian When I hear these hundreds of stories i feel soo bad ,also get angry for the British but I realise that these people aren't responsible . They haven't even apologized for those things .Knowing wrong has been done in past and not apologizing makes that person too responsible.

[@ompawar2195]

Britishers not only drained India of its resources, but also of its culture. They mistranslated many Indian scriptures and banned the originial ones and used the mistranslated books for their propaganda. They forcibally took away Many culturally important things like Kohinoor or the Sword of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj(a beloved king who lead rebel against tortures of mughals and freed India from them), The throne of Maharaja Ranjitsingh. These things were important to Britishers for their value in money. But these things had far more importance culturally in India. Imagine, A sword of a Mighty king, who freed Indians from invaders is itself in foreign control. Despite making numerous efforts the British refuse returning shamelessly stating that "It would empty the British Museum if they keep returning things." They shatterd the confidence of many Indians by looting such things. They made changes in the original education system of India. They destroyed temples and built factories in them. This all lead to a thought of British supremacy which still exists in the mind of Indians. This was the slow poison of Idealogical Subversion. You can see the detailed video on this topic by the channel Prachyam named "Sahebs of India".

[@rmori369]

Man there are horrifying images of Indians conditions during that starvation time, tey looted everything from india and became strong nation, and now IMF officially said tht UK's economy will be worst in 2023 out of all developed countries. and now they want trade deal with india.

[@surajdhoke3304]

He has this burden on his shoulders for very long he needed to take that off to make his youth worth.🙏

[@shikharagrawal1797]

Visited the place where the massacre was carried out. The place is now a memorial to honour those who lost their lives, renovated, the bullet marks highlighted on the wall, ampi theatres and museums educating the visitors about the event. You’ll leave teary eyed.

[@screencut67]

And people think RRR was brutal...

[@arunsinghalmusic]

The legends. All Indians take a bow 🙏😭

[@deogiriyadav8399]

Now u know only 0.1 percentage of british times.....

[@sardarnikaur6258]

My naani lived near Jalianwala Bagh as a child and saw many bloody bodies being taken out through their streets.

[@Pa1chauhan1978]

This movie does make you feel the emotion of every Indian during the time. The British always have been in denial of all the wrong doings... and they still choose to color history with the glory of Colonial past... But truth prevails... If you go to Amritsar you will find the same place now a historical site to visit.

[@kirtigupta9753]

Subscribed ! Man, you've put my Atma (soul) to rest.😂 For me this was the best movie of 2021.

[@bilalaziz8669]

I see you are a cricket fan and have an interest in movies about the British Indian era. You should definitely watch Lagaan. It's something you would instantly take too combining both cricket and the politics of the British in India

[@screencut67]

If you think this was brutal then let me tell you this was only 1% of brutality of british india... History is filled with blood

[@bhaveshpatel7042]

Based on true story. British rule of India was brutal, robbed richest country that time, robbed of $ 45 trillions. Made so many poor, killed 180 millions in starvation under British rule for 200 years. India is rising now.

[@secretvault4825]

Time for you to smile after this overwhelming experience. 3 Idiots please. Love from India.

[@cscind100]

The British, saviour of Europe and the Jews in that same era, while being brutal tyrannical killers to India. What heroes!

[@imokay17890]

And some people still believed that British civilized india

[@nikhilmanhas9759]

Our ancestors give lot of sacrifice for our independence 🛐

[@Myplaystations]

IF you still visit Amritsar that Jaliana bag mascar place you can see bullets marks all over the walls we preserve that 😢😢 as remember our lost of brothers

[@theeternal6890]

*Even reaction makes me cry.* Justice is due.

[@yafizsalman8631]

The british caused 2 massive famines in Bengal region, causing generations of nutritional and physical disadvantages which can even be noticed to this day. You will see Bangladeshis and Bengalis in general are short statured but symetric in physique.. this wasnt the case 400 years ago when the British arrived. 400 years ago, the Bengal region was the richest region of India. 400 years after British, the bengalis were left poor and malnourished.

[@kzmOP]

Hats off man.. respect for your choice! Nice guy 👍

[@ffforall9999]

The Jaliawalan Bagh is still in Punjab India where the bullets signs are available...if u go in night it scares

[@alokqkdaksh]

like your editing style, didnt see any other channel editing the watchalong so well as you did.... kudos

[@WhatSayRay]

one of the coolest compliments I've ever received, I work really hard on the edits so I REALLY appreciate the kind words and encouragement!

[@avishkumar8231]

Nice reaction man 👍this movie deserved oscar , next- 3idiots for a change 😊

[@Observer9812]

Please watch 1. Shashi Tharoor Britain does owe reparations Oxford Union 2. Vice documentary How Britain stole $45 trillion USD from India A small summary of what British did to India.

[@jasneetkaur6782]

British have given us such wounds which will never healed!

[@Officernik444]

If you Ever visit India please go to Amritsar, Jalianwala Bagh is walking distance from The Golden Temple, you will the original bullet marks on the original wall and a well where people jumped to save themselves from bullets but them died eventually because of falling deep and other people jumping on them 😭😭😭😭😭, and British never apologized for this massacre they did

[@codenerd7823]

Fun fact:- Hitler was a monster, but Churchil was a Saint. :- The British

[@arvindramanathan6278]

Winston Churchill is considered by many to be a hero of Britain, But Indians will never think of that man as nothing except a mass murderer. His written policy ensured essential supplies were diverted from starving millions in Bengal during the great Bengal famine to be sent to Greeks in the Mediterranean who didn’t need them as spare supplies while Indians died on the streets. His words were the lives of under fed mattered less. This is what we have endured. Never again. India is now the world’s 5 largest economy & much much stronger than

[@gurmeetnain2354]

And India is the country to help everyone one natural calamity hits in any corner of the world

[@BOBON0101]

Thanks and appreciate your taking the time to watch this wonderful film and giving your unbiased opinions on the film brother .. It is a hard film to watch for any person but the truth must be told about the colonial brutality of the British Raj in India for over 200 years. Best wishes and regards from an Indian dude domiciled in Hong Kong. 🙏💖 By the way, my next suggestion for your reaction will be ''ANDHADHUN'' [Original in HINDI language] and ''DRISHYAM'' 1 & 2 [ Both In original Malayalam language with English subtitles ] .. These two movies will give you more depth and scope of Indian cinema and also will immensely entertain you your audience >> GUARANTEED 👍

[@gix8464]

Pure reaction ❤️❤️

[@soumyakantarout1877]

Vicky kaushal deserve Oscar😭.

[@mrtecch]

They call every stud as salman. To confuse dhriti he said this. salman khan is one of the most famous actor of bollywood.

[@rohankorde]

India's Schindler's List. One of the greatest films ever made! Period.

[@RohanKumaar]

There's so many reasons to love this film ! So many. It's so brilliant

[@MrJassal777]

❤❤❤❤❤ best and real reaction

[@theeternal6890]

*Worst of all is There haven't been any official apology from British government until this day.*

[@ohGod.1244]

Thank you 🙏 for reaction on this movie i never ever wanted see this movie bcz it's break my heart really bad.

[@rajasthaniprince]

THANKU YOU FOR REACTING

[@SanJay-rj5jv]

You should watch the movie: 'URI - the surgical strike' by this actor. One of the best movies which is a movie on the Indian surgical strike on the terrorists in Pakistan in 2016, i Think. This actor Vicky Kaushal is the hero of that movie where he is working in the Indian Army as a commander

[@immensives147]

You should come and see Jalianwala Bagh 😢

[@bumblebee2422]

Never forgive and never forget

[@kohli47]

There are still bones and skeletons in that well in jalianwala bagh you can visit it i, ve gone there and there are still holes in the walls from the bullets been shot we preservd that only to show that it WAS actually an order to open fire

[@subhasha4844]

watch KASHMIR FILES ...this tells same kind of story of the on going conflict in kashmir how a whole community of people called pandits were masscered ..in the name of freedom ..and shown beautifully and brutally as real ...as it was..highly recommended

[@Akky_101]

Thankyou for reacting on this ❤ If you find a little time you can watch a current video of people who visited jalianvala bag..... And yes please I'll also suggest a 3 idiots movie next it's a awesome ride. After watching movie like this 3 idiots is best suited next 😅😅 then here's some interesting things to watch from India 👇🏻 1 - tumbad (movie) 2 - EEGA (movie) 3 - drishyam 1 & 2 ( movie/Hindi please) 4 - URI ( movie on real story with same actor) 5 - dangal (movie) 6 - PK (movie) 7 - ghoul ( mini series like 4 episodes) 8 - betaal (mini series you'll love this horror 😁) 9 - KGF 1 & 2 Sorry 😅 list will never end but above all are best to watch. Enjoy and I'll also enjoy watching it with you.... Love your reactions ❤❤❤✌🏻

[@govinds]

Appreciate the gesture of watching this.

[@Jai_Manushyta]

You look like a good person, I watch your video and want to give some opinion, that please do not abuse and if possible, make a video every day, whether you make it on anything like a song or a movie, web series because your reaction seems good and real.

[@loneranterism]

Thank you ❤

[@shyammohansharma8919]

being a hindu and therefore religious person! I forgive the british who did these horrible things to our people. But to be a human their govt should issue an apology letter.

[@KaranYadav-e6f]

Interesting fact: They only stopped firing when they ran out of bullets!

[@nemalconsashutosh8665]

You should watch Piku by the same director, light hearted slice of life movie. Thanks for watching Sardar Udham. 😢

[@tracingalaxies]

The traces still remain. And they always will, till the end;

[@donbantle5589]

Thank you for reacting to a good , well made and important movie from India about India. You should also look into Haider by Vishal Bharadwaj. It's an adaptation of Hamlet set in the backdrop of the Kashmir Valley issue (the most militarized region in the world). A quick read up on the political history of the region would make the watch even more interesting. The movie is amazing, the director is one of the best and the acting is great too.

[@catcat63527]

Eh. No. That movie is absolute bullshit. Just because lies presented are pretty, doesn't mean they become the truth. As someone currently living in Kashmir, you don't know ish about the way Pakistan used to help Taliban terrorists come into India and then the terrorists ask the households here to provide for them on point of gun. Provide them their daughher to rape on point of gun. You know nothing

[@harshvardhansingh110]

Could have easily won the oscars😔

[@piyushsontakke4283]

6:55 good line

[@SaynGAMING1998]

*_200+ years_*

[@fracoai]

you are my fav Reaction KZbinr

[@indianocean4823]

👍🏻Great movie

[@ashwinikumarrath3716]

Imagine, just for racial politics this movie was denied entry into academy award nominations

[@fahimshehzad2113]

We are seeing this happen live right now in Palestine. The crazy thing is it only becomes a tragedy when its in the past. A 100 years from now movies like this will be made and the world will realize the scale of current genocide Palestinian. Right now people are blind, just like the British were in 1919. That's how Jalianwala Bagh happened. That's how the holocaust happened. And that's how the Palestinian genocide is happening.

[@WhatSayRay]

A profound sentiment. Thank you for sharing

[@Rigelanthares]

You are a good soul mate.

[@demetriustyson4418]

You should really watch Rang De Basanti, great film

[@Akshay96677]

Waiting for the next movie... what say ray.

[@Gametunnel25]

Andhadhun reaction

[@factchecker1234]

People says Nazis and Hitler were the most evil. I would the British were the most Evil species existed ever on this planet. Nazi is over, Germany condemn the actions, whole world do. But British people recognise the same person as their idols, who did these things with Indians. This was one of the story of genocide that happened here in India. Now, when India will be much powerful, and A person like me will be PM of India, I will surely declare a war against British, till the whole species is vanished from earth. But Majority of Indians are so kind, that they believe in forget and forgieve policy, that is why after being a nuclear nation also, we forgive Britain for their actions, but we will not forget it.

[@codenerd7823]

Congratulations 😢, now you know the 0.1% of British Raj. Hope the UK kids knows this part of their ancestoral history.

[@ayushbose599]

👍🏼🙏🏼frmBengal❤🇮🇳

[@Rorschach7012]

more than 100 million people died by british rule, 35 million was due to man made famine because the british were taking grains from people and exporting to britain, 4 million died in bengal famine because of winston churchill war time policy, more than 3 million fought for the british in world war 1 & 2 the total amount was taken from india by british was 43 trillion dollars, destroyed every manufacturing sectors, they even broke the thumbs of the workers from continuing their job. Watch the unmaking of india by british video

[@mohitthaku4695]

Next reaction on Kashmir files 🙏🏻🇮🇳🖤

[@nikhilsharma8163]

4000 thousand people died 1650 round 🔥

[@vinaygill9886]

3 Idiots reaction please for some relaxation 😊😊

[@bob_2_5]

It is so ironical that British caused approx 60L deaths in India still we are fighting wuth each other, it might be religion or inter state, but never still united.

[@Boldtruths]

Now 3 Idiots and then Tumbbad. One suggestion... **Don't watch Kgf.** **You're gonna regret it.** It is an average movie, most overhyped movie of INDIA. It is truly for Indian audience. It doesn't have universal storytelling like SARDAR UDHAM and RRR. Lost in translation will happen many times. Both movies are above 2 hrs. **Just want to save your precious time** THANK YOU Brother.

[@karn5674]

U should search about bengal famine caused by churchill